Municipal data and statistics — Stockholm

In-depth municipal statistics for Stockholm: economy and housing, society/culture/environment, adult education (Komvux, SFI) and comparison with the SCB municipality group. For school-specific statistics, see the municipality overview. Sources: Kolada, SCB. Updated 2024/25.

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Economy and housing

Municipal finances, housing and infrastructure in Stockholm.

Municipal finances

Municipal tax rate
18.2 %
Total tax rate (municipal + regional)
30.6 %
Tax base
365,957 SEK/inh.
Net result
3,688 SEK/inh.
Result, share of tax + grants
6.1 %
Solvency
41.5 %

Social assistance

Households receiving assistance
1.8 per 1,000 inh.
Young adults 18–24 on assistance
2.3 %
Months of assistance (avg)
51.6
Net cost of social assistance
1,389 SEK/inh.

Digitalisation and learning tools

Includes textbooks, computers, software, internet connectivity and other teaching equipment.

Learning tools, compulsory school
9,935 SEK/student
Learning tools, upper secondary
8,229 SEK/student

Housing and infrastructure

Mean small-house price (municipality)
8,850,000 SEK
Small-house price change, 1 year
+2.9 %
Small-house sales 2025
1,380 purchases
People overcrowded in multi-dwelling buildings (norm 2, Kolada)
18.5 %
New housing completions
4.1 per 1,000 inh.
Good public transport access
99.8 %
Broadband ≥100 Mbit/s
8.6 %
Rental housing
28.5 %
Tenant-owned housing
33.3 %
Owner-occupied housing
36 %
Other housing
2.2 %
Cars in use
211,960

Society, culture and environment

Safety, culture and sustainability in Stockholm.

Crime and safety

Reported crimes per 100,000 inhabitants (2025).

Reported crimes, total
19,159 per 100,000 inh.
Violent crimes
1,317 per 100,000 inh.
Residential burglaries
353 per 100,000 inh.
Drug crimes
1,642 per 100,000 inh.

Source: Kolada (data from BRÅ).

Disability support (LSS)

LSS cost per inh. 0–64
5,224 SEK/year
LSS decisions per 1,000 inh. 0–64
0.7

Work environment and sick leave

Sick leave among municipal employees. Relevant for understanding staffing capacity and teacher recruitment.

Sick leave, total
6.9 %
Long-term sick leave (>59 days)
43.5 % of total
Sick leave <30 years
5.7 %
Sick leave 30–49 years
6.6 %
Sick leave >49 years
7.6 %
Stress-related cases
0.4 % of population

Culture school

Share of students 6–19 years
9.6 %
Number of students
13,905
Average student fee
1,728 SEK/student
Cost per inhabitant
280 SEK/inh.
Net cost per inhabitant
244 SEK/inh.
Share of girls
62.7 %

Public libraries

Loans per inhabitant
3.8 per inh.
Children's book loans (0–17 years)
4.8 per inh.
Active borrowers
24.7 %
Media budget
470 SEK/inh.

Environment and sustainability

CO₂ emissions per inhabitant
1 tonnes
Organic food (municipal kitchens)
55.8 %

Adult education

Komvux (municipal adult education) and SFI (Swedish for immigrants) in Stockholm.

Komvux

Students in Komvux
41,601
Cost per full-time student
59,325 SEK/year
Passing grades, foundation level
69.9 %
Passing grades, upper-secondary level
66.2 %
Certified teachers, foundation level
81.9 %
Certified teachers, upper-secondary level
82.9 %
Net cost, foundation level adult ed.
76 SEK/inh./year
Net cost, upper-secondary adult ed.
269 SEK/inh./year

SFI (Swedish for immigrants)

Students in SFI
6,710
Cost per full-time student
209 SEK/year
SFI course D pass rate
88.6 %
Teacher certification
65.3 %

Benchmark vs SCB group A1

Stockholm belongs to SCB municipality group A1 — Major cities: municipalities with at least 200,000 inhabitants in the largest urban area. Shown here is how Stockholm compares to the 3 municipalities in the group.

Stockholm vs SCB group A1 — percentile positionMerit valueQualified teachersStudents/teacherCost/pupilGraduating 3 yrsAll subjects passed
StockholmGroup median
Merit value251.9 (median: 233.9)
83th
Qualified teachers78.1 (median: 74.9)
83th
Students/teacher12.4 (median: 12.1)
17th
Cost/pupil160659.6 (median: 155918.2)
17th
Graduating 3 yrs72.9 (median: 70.1)
83th
All subjects passed78.5 (median: 72.2)
83th
Best in group for merit value
Best in group for qualified teachers
Best in group for graduating 3 yrs
Best in group for all subjects passed

Municipalities in the same SCB group

Stockholm belongs to SCB municipality group A1 — Major cities: municipalities with at least 200,000 inhabitants in the largest urban area.3 municipalities in total. Showing 2 below.

Municipalities in SCB group A1 — Major cities
MunicipalityMerit scoreCertified teachersCost/studentGraduation 3 yr
Stockholm251.978.1 %160,660 SEK72.9 %
Göteborg232.274.9 %155,918 SEK70.1 %
Malmö233.971.2 %140,833 SEK66.6 %

Source: SCB municipality classification (2017) and Kolada.

Data sources

Trend sparklines for economy, society and adult education are currently shown on the Stockholm overview and move here in an upcoming PR.

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Source: Kolada, SCB, BRÅ. Updated 2024/25.

Data from Source: Kolada + SCB